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Report on the National Agenda for Intersection Safety

Federal Highway Administration
Office of Safety
1200 New Jersey Avenue, SE
Washington, DC 20590
www.fhwa.dot.gov

July 2009

Table of Contents

1. Introduction
   • 1.1 Who was Involved?
   • 1.2 The Goals of the Workshop
   • 1.3 Contents of the Agenda
   • 1.4 Insights on the Agenda
   
   
2. Status of Progress on the National Agenda
   • 2.1 What was included in the assessment?
   • 2.2 Summary of Assessment Results
   • 2.3 Results of Strategies
     • 2.3.1 Programmatic and Legislative Options
     • 2.3.2 Political Support
     • 2.3.3 Safety Management
     • 2.3.4 Research
     • 2.3.5 Traffic Crash Records Systems
     • 2.3.6 Engineering
     • 2.3.7 Intersection Safety Audits
     • 2.3.8 Red-Light Running
     • 2.3.9 Tools and Best Practices
     • 2.3.10 Outreach, Education and Training
     • 2.3.11 Marketing and Communications

3. Status of Intersection Safety Today

4. Potential Next Actions
   • 4.1 Recommendation
   • 4.2 Proposed Content for a New Agenda
   • 4.3 Available Methods to Update the Agenda